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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

THE members OF the society will meet At the
l store Of ". n. Wlkcnon 4 CO., at $50 o'clock
pm. WEDNESDAY NIGHT and from there will
proceed to the Banquet Hall at Gayoso Hotel The
guests ol the society will meet at the GayOso Hotel
parlur not later than SD pm.
The Reception Copmittoc, consisting OF william
Fnnie. r. T. Topp. r. J. Turubull. John s. MILAN
and 4. ~ Durham. viii meet at Milkcron a Co. s
store at rs pm.
Tickets for the banquet can be obtained at the
Cages Hotel by friends Of the society.
WILLIAM WALLACE YOUNG, President.
Attest: WILLIAM FISNIE, Secretary.
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Excursion Tickets,

At the one way rate for the round trip,
will be sold by the Mississippi Valley
route from Memphis to Baton Rouge, Do
cembcr u, Z, aud s. for the occasion Of the
iirst annualexhibito OF the Central Louisiana
Fair association. 20 be held on the grounds
of the state university and Agricultural
and Mechanical college, tickets good TO re-
turn until December .. his is an excel
lent opportunity to vi il the capital and
the sugar country OF Lou siana at small
expenditure Of money. Ticket Office 81
Main street, under Peabody hotel.
II. III. TALLEY, Ticket Agent
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A ceIerea Man. PhlIan,brepy.

XENn, o., Nov. 29.-M. Gaunt, a
wealthy colored resident Of this county,
has decided his property, valued at $780,
10 wilbcriorce university. That institu.
ton il a pioneer Of It's class and IL lead.
ing colored college. II frequently has
been the tecipient Of donations Of $1,000,
and upward. President Mitchell says NJ
far NJ he knows the greatest amount ever
given before for n like purpose was 5000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

Before You Leap.
Calculate Well Before You Take
the Decisive Step.
Calculate Well Before You Take

The advertising tale always tells the
same story. Judging from their adyer-
tisemcnts, every merchant is engaged
In desperate struggle TO see how much
good he can do for mankind. To give
low prices and enable the purchaser TO
get much for little Is what each claims
10 be doing. ...
In the midst Of all this self assertion
Of goodness toward mankind, how is the
intelligent man and woman 20 know
where be or she really can got the most
for his money! Why, by using his own
judgment instead Of relying upon the
alluring words Of the advertiser.
The competition among manufacturers
In their efforts 10 undcrscll each other
has filled the market with trashy cloth
ing. 10 the inexperienced eye they look
well when, In reality, they are unscrvice-
able, unsatisfactory and really dear atany
price The cloth Is poor The seams
merely basied instead Of being sown to-
gcther, and the trimming and Innings
cheap and trashy. As little or nothing is
paid for the making, little or no work
can be expected In return.
There Is none Of this trashy, unreliable
clothing sold at the Misht Parlor5. All
our goods are tailor made the cloth Is
good, scryiccablc aud substantial; the
making Is reliable aud artistic, and tho
prices. All There's the point Wen
tho prices are just one-half what the
goods are really worth, rs 10y our system
We buy at bargain rates and sell at bar.
gain prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

The Governor Of Culiacan, Mexico, has
oiiered reward Of $1,000 for the capture
oi the bandit Eraclio Bcrnai. He has
ruined and almost dcpopulatcd many dis
tricts Of San lgnacio, and his terrible mas
sacncs are known throughout the republic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

HcuS oventolty, president Of the de.
funct Fifth National bank and cx-inayor Of
81. louis, died yesterday morning at o
o'cltk Of heart trouble. lie did not know
In. bank had suspended. The flag OF the
city have been ordered at hall mast.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

Dan Nash's Irish Speciality Compsny's
Hibernicon and Panorama OF Ireland are
delighting crowded houses here in spite OF
the "cold snap" Prof. Greenbaum, Magic
the Sleeping Beauty, arc To he seen in
CuriO hail. Last week OF wild men.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

A crowd Of negro railroad hands broke
into the Oakland, Fla, jail yesterday morn
ing and carried away William Williams,
who killed Gustav Nells, near Mascot,
Saturday night. Williams WIS lynched,
40 say his friends, but his body cannot be
fund
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

Do yor forget 10 add 10 your drinking
water, lemonade or soda ten drops of Angos-
tura Bitters. II imparts n delicious flavor
and prevents malaria and all summer dis.
eases. BE sure 90 yet the genuine Angostura
manufactured only by DR. ]. q. Is. sicgcrt Il
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IIoNE testimonials are most reliable, and
n you will send your name and address We
will send statements Of numbers of the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder.
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
ment II mover fails. Fifty cents and 81
pei bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Holster. 2s3 Main street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mcmp!li. EhenIer.

"0thello" was the dramatic traction
presented last night 10y Mir, Keene and
company before pleased audience. MIR.
Keene's Iago is strong and artistic pro-
duction attracliN,iy rendered. His read
ing is good and his treatment of the char
acter excellent. 1t was Gir superior 20 his
portrayal OF the role Of Richcieu on the
opening night, and is probably the very
best part that hp will be seen in dur
ing his brief engagement The com
pany rendered credtable support,
Mr.. Wheelock appearing as O,helio
and giving il "a strong portrayal Mr. Eu-
gene Moore was an excellent Michael Cas-
sio, Miss Anna Boyle a charming BESIDE
mona, Arthur Elliott manly RoiVrigu,
and the other roles fell into capable hands.
Take il in its entirety, "Othello' was com.
mendaby aud satisfactorily given, the
company being equal TO the legitimate re-
quirements OF the tragedy. The "Mrr-
chant of Venice viii he the matinee bill
this afternoon, md tonight the engage
ment will clos aih Richard ILL.,. MIR.
Keene appearing as Richard, Duke Of
GloStCr.
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wnES you feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bittor-. Hodges Sarsnparilla
renoyaies and inyigora,cs the system, and
surrs ali diseases arising from al impure
tia,e OF the blood. 81 per bottle, six bottles
Sor Al Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
IIeiser. 2s3 Main street
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Sol smith Russell,

"Bcwitched," a sensational comedy, will
be presented at the theater tomorrow even.
ing and during the remainder of the week
During the progress Of the piece Mr.. Rus.
sell will introduce "A number OF his most
famous songs and reC.,ations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

The testimonial concert to Prof. Morse
S. Downs, to BE- given at the Y. NJ. g. A.
hall, will be one OF the most pleasurable
events OF the kind this season. The fol-
lowing letter shows in what high apprccia.
ton he is held by most competent au-
thority.
To Prof Morse =, Downs
Referring 10 the t. ,timOniAl concert rendered
you as an oxppSai0n NJ the high estimntiU In
which your work among us Is held. cordially
extend you any assistance eau render cond ucivc
IN los success Although not unmindlul of the
value Of the work Il has been yours " accomplish
in organizing aud training the great choruses aud
musical festivals with opportunity for observation
1 think YOU found your most congenial place
among the little ones In the school room, where,
with child's JOY you led them In the ilowery
paths OF music
"Untwhtiug all the chains that tic the hidden
noul of harmony" Aud while the responsive
children were made happy. be snrc that your Kind
ness, patience aud happiness did not pass unrecog
nized by they elders.
To me you have seemed possessed with the very
soul Of music. Your enthusiasm for your beautiful
art has made you an inspiration 10 many and the
hsrmonlcs ynn have evoked Will still Nihrate In
symphonic stnins even when the Masters hand
no more strikes the l. re. With best wishes youN
very truly, JENNIE NJ. HIGBEg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

WIN positively cure sick headache and
prevent It's return. Carriers Little Liver
fills. This II not talk. but truth One pill
n dose. See advertisement small pill.
Rnait dose Small price.
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LODGE NOTICES.

NJEMPIlls LODGE No. G, K.P.-The oil. 90
Nl ccS and mem hcrs OF this lodge arr HrxA
hereby nutiied 10 attend meeting of thee IA
lodge this wednesday, night at 5 o'Clk ,ExStSJ
Rt Castle Hall, 9h Main st. Work in the \S<SY
Third Rank and limitations for cflccrs 20
serve for the next term Member VI city lodges and
visiting Knights arc cordially invited TO attend.
by onler J. " SAVAGE, X. r. AND 8.
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0S account OF the bad weather last Sun
day the daring jump Of Ned Hathaway
from balloon has been postponed till
ncxt Sunday. December 4.
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Icr.cx Which IaMs

This Is the last day. The Jersey cows
will be shipped TO Little Rock this morn
ing. Those having righl young calves can
be bought heap.
ia. FORREST & Son., II Monroe st.
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CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
ordnr of Publication.
THE iDLEWlLD LAND CO.

VIII rteevie sealed prprasB's ilr The pun has ~
ON nifty acrea of abd s..dbly located ior rcsi
dcnecs, Ia the tubufbs OF MrmPhs' not 70 ehcecl
90 three miles from cur apuafe. Al Proposals
must b. In the hands oi thF secretary BY December
,. fof further inforinatirn spPly 70 y. u hpniey.
secretary, 20 FrOnl sutsl
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Parker's Ginger Tonic

Tho Besi Cur for Coughs weak Lunrt. Asthma.
Indigestion, Inward Pains Exhaustion. Combln'
Ing The mot valuable meiirlncs uith iamaica Gin
ger, n oHcfs a curative power over Diseases UNI
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GNgrn ToNtC II a new life AMI strength 10 tho
Ai,cd 20 ~ drugRlsts.
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Hathaway JUMPS next Sunday sure.
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ByOu's Injection.

Hygiene, Infailible and Preservative.
OURS promptly, without additions treatment
" III rfrnt ~ thfouio dlschargcs Of the Urinary
orruna irfFr fsufnsssuF 10 Hroul Fhafmarle
Part. sod by druggists throughout the United
5lateA
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FiSr Watch Work. Muliord's
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Our doors will be open until 0 O'Clock,
p. IN, every night until Christmas.
Il. Ii. w. GOODWIN,
No. nos Main II.
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stock Reducing Prices

In order that the public may reap the
benefit of our
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-21
NO. IS.
General advertisements.
NEW GOODS!

IL AVING CAREFULLY SELFcTFr
Il i new stock of goods for the Spring and
Summer trade, VIC are now prepared TO Offer
TO the public our entire stock at the lowest
hgures. Silks and Satins in all shades.
Ladies Dress Goods.
all shades.
shades.
Ladies Underwear, such as Chemise, Night.
gowns, ETC.; the latest.patterns.
Ladies' Wooden and Cashmere Shawls in
every shade.
Ladies' Silk TafIetta Gloves in all shade.
and sizes.
Ladies' and children's Hosiery,
The latest Patterns Of 1887.
Ladies' fancy Jerseys in all shades and
sizes.
Ladies' Plain Embroidered Lace Psrasol,
in all shades and styles. Also an elegant as.
sortment Of Ladies' Umbrellas. the latest rat.
terms, direct from England. AT very low
prices.
In addition to our Store on corner Hotel
and Fort streets, we have rehtted the store
room upstairs, formerly occupied by Mr..
Ihos. g. Thrum, and arc now prepared TO Of.
Ter to the general public fine assortment of
the choicest brands Of
CHINESE TEAS.
Such as 90 Long, Sui Sing and Goo 10;
also Japan Tea and many other brands too
numerous to mention.
fine assortment always on hand of new
styles OF Bamboo Lounges and Chairs Of the
latest pattern. Extra fine and strong Cam.
phor trunks in all sizes.
a No. I. Chinese plain and coIored Mat.
ting; Chinese Pongee Silk at very low figures.
Chinese white Silk by the yard or niece.
Chinese Tissue in all shades. Chinese Silk
Crepe.
Chinese Grass Cloth, white, brown and
black, by the yard or piece, at greatly reduced
A No. I. assortment Of Chinese Silk Hand.
kerchieis, plain and embroidered, hcmstitched,
eolored border, etc.
chinese Silk Sashes Of every description.
Chinese plain and embroidered Slippers.
Chinese Fans in all styles.
-
Call and See Goods and Prices at
GOO KIM,
Corner Hotel and Fort Sis., Honolulu.
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Ii AVING CAREFULLY SELECTED
4 Ia new stock Of goods for the Spring and
Summer trade, VIC are now prepared TO offer
to the public our entire stock at the lowest
hgures. Silks and Satins in all shades.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-09
TEE COUNTY suPERINrENpENCY.

On Tuesday, the third day of May, 1887,
the school directors of Carbon county will
meet in the Court House, at Mauch Chunk,
for the purpose of electing County Super
intendcnt OF public schools. 1t behooves
the directors to act wisely in this matter as
1t is of considerable moment to the teachers
and patrons OF the schools that gentleman
possessed of all the necessary qualifications
should be elected to fill this very important
and responsible position. The law stipu-
lates that the person elected shall be pos
sessed of scientific and literary acquire
ments as well as of skill and experience in
the art Of teaching. The directors should,
consequently, not err In their choice of can
didates, but be governed strictly by the let
ter and spirit of the law in their selection.
Remember,
That on the County Superintendent de-
penas the success of our public school sys-
lem.
That I, is highly important and impera-
tive that a man fitted by the necessary at
taiuInenls should hold the Office.
That egoiism and conceit 90 not "fil the
BILL"
That at present. Prof. j. L. Potteiger.
principal Of the Weatherly public schools.
is the favorite candidate with the directors,
from tie fact that he is eminently qualified
TO iil the position with much credit to the
educational interests of the county.
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IN IMPORTANT DAY.

Tuesdays NY. EreniHg Sta, speaking
of the Interstate Commerce bill pertinent
ly remarks: To-day is critical day with
the railroads Of the United States great
and small, To-day an extraordinary piece
Of ratcrnal legislation goes into effect.
Originally instituted for the relief of the
Western farmers who thought their sub
stance was sapped by the charges which
the railroads made fo- carrying the produce
Of the land TO a market, Il is confessed now
that Il Is become L law, that there is no
class Of producers uron whom it is likely
10 bear more opprCssvely than upon the
Western farmers. The Ways of Congress
understood how legislative and judicial
body delivered iisclf OF so paradOxieal and
contradictory measure as the Interstate
Commerce bill Is now believed to be. We
admit that great benefits will ensue from
the abolition Of the free pass system, from
the compulsory publication Of tariffs, and
from the abandonment Of the commissions
upon sales of passenger tickets. But the
damage to lesser properties in railroads and
the sggrandizement OF the great corpora
tlons at the expense of the weaker vii
work grave injusiices. Besides, the people
generally will probably have to pay more
for transportation than they had to pay be
fore The bill Is now law, and It is no
likely 10 Le amended In any serit-G degree
so that The tus relOsed In tbs 'eI STAT
Conuisslou is he ggeaies' that l;rI r5s;
herr ca fifd If tho history Of the ",-e--
EIi v Az lib IA iy,'
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uat The Doodle must have been handsome, |
but whether there was or Whether there .
was not, the gamblers escaped unharmed,
and Anthony Comstock wholtried to en-
force the law was denounced as one of the
blacklist villains unhung. Queer, isn't itP
On the trial the late sheriff with All Off
cal receipt of si70,o0O cash. came out of
Office bankrupt, and his immediate pre-
decessor is in the same bad lix. Brooklyn
is fast emulating New York in the SUPER
ExcELLENCE of of her Doodle officials, and
in time, If she only improves at her present
rate, she may be able to take the municipal
cake.
A very nice youth belonging TO highly
respectable family injured his arm so that
ampu,ation became necessary, and the
shock to his nervous system was so severe
that II was question for a time If the boy
was going to pull through. To assist and
care for him in his time of peril a steady,
sedate, experienced nurse was procured,
and she through long weeks lowered over
the sick boys couch like an angel of mercy
and eventually the boy got well. The nurse
was not uncomely to look upon, and she
carried her thrty-seven summers with the
air of a younger woman. The silver streaks
in her glossy hair added to, instead of de-
tracing from her charms. Al any rate,
when the boy recovered he was madly in
love with his nurse and nothing would do
but he must marry her. 1t was in vain
that his father and mother wept and prayed
representing that the lady was almost forty
and old enough to be his mother, and he
not twenty. He that had been docile as
my lady's lapdog before, was now as rebel.
lions as a Commanche, and nothing but
natrimony would cure him. He went to
the family minister and offered him a hun
Jred dollars to tie the knot, but the minis
ter said he would not do it for thousand.
At last they found Brother Fulton, and the
young man gave him such convincing proof
that the knot should be tied at once, that
the pastor accepted the fee and made them
happy. 10 from 81, how many? all wrong.
While on this subject there is another sum
with the same kind of figures: Grover, 80
frankie, 20. 20 from 80, how much? all
i right
! Here is that old sinner, Doin Boucicault
D leaves the wife with whom he has been liv
: ing thirty years and had six children, sew
: eral of them married, and takes wife fifty
n years his junior, and flaunts her in the fac,
e of New York. People turn out to see hin
e just rs if he were not guilty of one of th,
S most fragrant crimes of the century Wher
n Miss Burdett Coutts took to herself youn!
$ husband all the world got into a rage, as i
* the lady was not capable of attending t,
IS her own business and knowing just exactl
u what she wanted. The marriage has beel
most happy, and it may be that this Brook
a lyn Romeo has secured the experienced af
l. lection of mother with the romantic de
Is votion of a wife. Twenty years henc
Ie Chloe will be fifty-seven; Striphon will b
N thirty-nine, will he dare then to look owe
W his nose when pretty girl goes past til
is window? we shall see. It's a good oil
Y, tough loYe nowadays that lasts twent
Y years. BRoADBRIM.
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shutter, partition painted ,grorrd or stained
glass window, or any other obstruction
which may interfere with the view of the
interior of any room where liquor is sold,
nor any cask, bottle or other vessels in
windows of such rooms, are permitted
under the provisions of the bill No liquor
can be sold in any other room other than
the first floor,
No ward, borough or township shall ha, g
more than one license to each 200 assessed
voters. Selling liquor to minor or intoxi-
Gated person is made misdemeanor, pun
ishable by fine of from $50 to $500, and
imprisonment of from twenty to ninety
days The admission of a minor into a
barroom or other place where liquor is sold.
unless accompanied by parent or guardian,
is made misdemeanor, punishable by a
fine not exceeding $500 and imprisonment
not exceeding one year. Officers are to be
paid $40 for each conviction for violations
OF the law reported by them in their dis
tricts.
No license can be granted for the sale of
liquor in any place located within 400 feet
of public school house or place of relig-
ious meeting. Any person convicted fol
selling without license will be subject to
lino OF not less than twice the amount OF
the license fee, but no more than $1,000
and to imprisonment for not more than tive
years. The proposed law fixes the fee fol
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Allegheny
City, at S1Qoi for all other Gilies anC
boreNghs, S39a; for townships, $3.50.
| g. PAXTON.
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SOME months ago, one Francis Kerner,
brutaiiy murdered his wife in Reading, and
to hide all traces Of his damnable crime.
placed the body in bed and set fire to the
house, which was destroyed along with its
contents. Kerner had for many years
made life burden to his wife by his cruel
aud continued i'll treatment, and death to
her was a relief from the ills of the world.
At the trial about ten days ago it was con-
ciusively proven that Kerner committed
the deed, and to all right and honest think
ing men and women he should have been
found guilty Of murder in the first degree
aud sentenced to die; but by some pecul
iarity of the law a verdict of murder in the
second degree was rendered, and on Mon
day he was sentenced to twelve years I'M
prisonment.
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IN. Y. Ercriag Sun: "One of the chief
vauses and reasons that may safely be de-
pended upen to keep down the numbers of
the Anarchist squad, big as its voice is
and frightful as is its frowsiness, is the
solid and sustaining fact that anybody who
tries to be an Anarchist in this land of
freedom is a jackass. Now. the voice OF
the jackass Is like the sound of many
waters; but he is not formidable save as a
food waster and kicker"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-09

A TERRIBLE explosion took place in coal
shaft No. 2, Savanna, Indian Territory, on
the 9TH inst, by which nineteen miners
lost their lives. The following are the
names of the yictims Miles jarrett, Dave
Jones, Hugh Dooley, William Barnes,
Charles Parsons, Bert French, James Ward,
James NcGinniss, Fred Batz, Thomas
Haven, Mike Kelly, Thomas Daniels, Geo.
Hill, Pat Clancy, Robert Miller, Pat Pagan,
John Williams, Peter Renald and William
Hnlsnn
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Public Notice.

The undersigned would hereby give notice 10
the public that he has purchased Of Charles Mil
Ter, Sr., of Weissport, Carbon county, Pa, the
articles, 10 Wit; 2hOrseS, new butch
er wagon, Old butcher wagon, l buck board.
sleigh, set of double harness, set single har-
ness carriage, butcher block, sausage cut
ter, and all Kinds OF choppers, Sc, and hereby
gives notice and warning, that any person med
ding or interfering with said articles, which he
has loaned during his pleasure TO the said Chas.
Miller, will be dealt with according 20 law.
SEVERN WEBER,
Welssport, March ~, 1857. Lhor2e-sW'
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THE reduction in the public debt during
March amounted to s12,Sos, ,467, and for
the first nine months of the present fiscal
year $40, ,022, ,S24. The national debt to-day,
less cash in the treasury, is S1,3lS, 223, ,55S.
The net cash in the treasury is S2l ,S50, ,0S3,
or about So 900 900 more than on March l..